Israel Jerusalem Visit
Visiting Israel Jerusalem
IsraelJerusalem.com is a slide show of my
visit to Israel, including Jerusalem. It shares
rare photos
and discoveries from Jerusalem, Galilee and the Israeli West Bank.
I am neither Jew nor Arab, but am an experienced traveler, having
visited 60+ countries. One of the reasons for choosing to visit
Israel this time was to see if the details in the Bible hold up (start here
to see just those). Other visitors seem to like this slide show (some
of their comments are below).
Your comments and questions are welcome as well at
contact@israeljerusalem.com. Hope you enjoy this. Bon voyage!
Comments from visitors:
"Thank you for this website. It moved me." - Rachael M.
"While researching a related topic, I came across your website and narrative. Found it very interesting. In fact, I went through the whole thing." - Don H.
"I plan to visit Israel with my wife in a couple of weeks and I want to thank you for all of the valuable information." - Javier N.
"Hello, I just happened to see your photos from Israel. It is touching, especially for people like me who have not been to Israel. I felt I was in Israel for a few hours." - Philip M.
(Click here to read others' comments)
Travel Tip #1(For those planning a trip of their own):
When you arrive in Israel, ask the passport controller not to stamp your passport if you want to visit an Arab country in the Middle East before your passport expires. If landing at Israel's Ben Gurion Airport, hold off on getting the bulk of your shekels until you get to Jerusalem (or Tel Aviv), where the rates are better.
Comments from visitors:
"Thank you for this website. It moved me." - Rachael M.
"While researching a related topic, I came across your website and narrative. Found it very interesting. In fact, I went through the whole thing." - Don H.
"I plan to visit Israel with my wife in a couple of weeks and I want to thank you for all of the valuable information." - Javier N.
"Hello, I just happened to see your photos from Israel. It is touching, especially for people like me who have not been to Israel. I felt I was in Israel for a few hours." - Philip M.
(Click here to read others' comments)
Travel Tip #1(For those planning a trip of their own):
When you arrive in Israel, ask the passport controller not to stamp your passport if you want to visit an Arab country in the Middle East before your passport expires. If landing at Israel's Ben Gurion Airport, hold off on getting the bulk of your shekels until you get to Jerusalem (or Tel Aviv), where the rates are better.